Parts of the Speech: Noun, adjective and Verb

Noun:
A Word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things.
Examples: he, John, motheer, them,dog, restaurant, beach, there, here, ball, door, it,
lamp, etc.

Adjective: a Word or phrase naming an attribute, related to a noun to modify or

describe it.
Example: ugly, big, small, tal, red, blue, soft, hard, dry, dusty, noisy, quiet, etc.

Verb: a Word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and forming te main
part of the predicate of a sentence, such as hear, becime and happen.
Example:
Run, ran, sleeping, eat, hug, Kiss, fall, touch, etc.
 Verb tenses: Simple present, present progressive, simple past, future

Uses: the simple present tense in english is used to describe an action that is regular,
true or normal.

Auxiliars: I am, am, you are, are not, are you, he is, is not, is he, they are, are not, are
they, i do, does, does not do, do not do etc.

3rd persons singular rules:

in the third person we add ‘S’ in the third person. The spelling foor the verb in the third
person differs depending on the ending of the verb:

For verbs that end in O, CH, SH, SS, X or Z we add ES in the third person.

For verbs that end in a cosonant + Y we remove the Y and add IES.

For verbs that end in Y, we just add S.

Structures:

Subject Verb The rest of the sentence

I/ you/ we/ they Speak/ learn English at home
He/ she/ it Speaks/ learns English at home

Subject Don’t/ doesn’t Verb The rest of the

sentence
I/ you/ we/ they Don’t Have/ buy/ eat/ like Cereal for
etc. breakfast

He/ she/ it Doesn’t

Examples:
I take the train to the ofice.
John sleeps eight hours every night during the week.
A dog has four legs.
They speak english at work.
 Present progressive
Uses: Indicates continuing action, something going on now. The present progressive
can suggest that an action is going to happen in the future, epecially with verbs that
convey the ide of a plan or a movement from one place or conditionto another.

Auxiliars: I am, we are, you are, they are, he, she, it, i am being, we are being etc.

Structures (Aff /Neg/ Int):

Singular aff Plural aff

I am walking we are walking.
You are walking You are walking
He/she/it is walking They are wallking

Singular neg Plural neg

I am not walking They are not walking
He is not walking We are not wlking

Singular int Plural int

Is he walking home? Are they walking home?

Examples:
We are having lunch right now.
Are you having lunch right now ?
They are singing very nicely.
The kids are sleeping.
Why are the kids sleeping?
We are moving to Packard Street this week.
He is studying to become a dentist.
 Simple Past

Uses: The simple past tense is used to talk about a completed action in a time before
now. The simple past is the basic form of past tense Engish. The time of the action can
be in the recent pasto r the distant past and action duration is not important.

Auxiliar: I sometimes, I often, I always, last week, when I was, we saw, I arrived, I
went, the other day, she etc.

Structures (Aff /Neg/ Int):

Affirmative
Subject Verb + ed
I skipped

Negative
Subject + Did not Infinitive without to
They Didn’t go

Interrogative
Did Subject Infinitive without to
Did She Arrive?

Examples:
John Cabot sailed to America in 1498.
My father died last year.
He lived in Finji in 1976.
Verb tenses: Simple present, present progressive, simple past, future

Be going to
Uses: We use be going to to talk about future plans and intentions. Usually the
decisión about the future plans has already been made also to make predictions or to
make a command.

Structures (Aff /Neg/ Int):

Subject + be + gong + to-

infinitive
I am going to buy a new car

Subject + be + not + going + to infinitive

He is not going to take the exam.

Subject + going + to infinitive

Are you going to Paint the house

Examples:
She is going to be a profesional dancer when she grows up.
I’m ghoing to look for a new place t olive next month.
It’s going to snow again soon.

Will
Uses: Will often is used in a similiar way to be going too. Will is used when we are
talking about something with absolute certainty. Be going to is used when we want to
emphasise our decisión or the evidence in the present.

Structures (Aff /Neg/ Int)

Subject + auxiliary will + Main verb

I Will Open the door.

Neg.

We Will not Leave yet.

Int.

Will You arrive On time?

Examples: we are now very late so we are going to take ‘B’ road.
I know the ‘B’ road wil be quicker at this time of the day.
 "Better Off Dead"
The Sounds

Tell me why don't you kill me And put a gun against my head? I'm better off dead I'm
better off dead

I want it over by now Why don't you kill me with your love? I'm better off dead I'm
better off dead

There's no time to regret I'm laying naked on my bed I'm better off dead I'm better

To feel you When you hold me When you touch me You said that you forgive me
'Cause you never hold me 'Cause you never touch me You said that you forgive me

I want it over by now Why don't you kill me with your love? I'm better off dead I'm
better off dead
I've been fooling myself I can't explain why I'm still here I'm better off dead I'm better

To feel you When you hold me When you touch me You said that you forgive me
'Cause you never hold me 'Cause you never touch me You said that you forgive You
always told me I'm the one to blame But you never told me what's hiding behind these
walls An empty shell of faith desire and lust So show me what you've got

To feel you
When you hold me When you touch me You said that you forgive me 'Cause you
never hold me 'Cause you never touch me You said that you forgive You always told
me I'm the one to blame But you never told me what's hiding behind these walls An
empty shell of faith desire and lust So show me what you've got
 Nouns
1. Me
2. You
3. My
4. It
5. I’m
6. You’ve

Adjectives
1. Naked
2. Fooloing
3. Never
4. Always
5. Behind
6. Empty
7. Faith

Verbs
1. Tell
2. Kill
3. Put
4. Regret
5. Forgive
6. Touch
7. Explain
8. Feel
9. Told
10. Hiding
11. Desire
 "I Found Someone": Tenses Analysis
Cher

All sentences in present simple:

I found someone.
Talkin' 'bout the fire in your eyes
Now, maybe baby, maybe baby

All sentences in present progressive:

All sentences in simple past:

Like your words that once rang true.
Just like the love I thought I found in you.

All sentences in future (be going):

All sentences in future (will):

Someday your love will shine through